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0305 AARWBA.P65 ImPRESSions© The Official Newsletter Of The American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association March / April 2005 Vol. 38 No. 3 AARWBA Thanks Our Official 50th Anniversary Sponsors: (Click on any logo to go to that sponsor’s website!) American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association, Inc. - www.aarwba.org ”Dedicated To Increasing Media Coverage of Motor Sports” IMPORTANT REMINDER: RSVP for INDY 500 BREAKFAST If you haven’t already done so, mark your calendar NOW for the 50th Anniversary Celebration breakfast in Indianapolis. As usual, it will be the day before the 500, Saturday, May 28, 8 a.m., at the pavilion at the Brickyard Crossing at the Speed- way. Chevrolet and Firestone will again co-host this important event. The highlight will be announcement of winners of the annual journalism contest and distribu- 842-7005 tion of $10,000 in prize money from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Also, the Straight Shooter Award, in memory of Art Flores and Ron Hussey, and $250 prize courtesy of Fernandez Racing will be presented to a member photographer. Plus, of course, door prizes. We expect several special guest speakers and VIPs to attend to help honor AARWBA members on this special occasion. President Dusty Brandel reminds all that reservations are a must! So, please RSVP to Jack Peck at: [email protected] or Andy Peck at: [email protected]. COCA-COLA REFRESHES AARWBA MEMBERS Coca-Cola has stepped-up to support AARWBA’s 50th Anniversary Celebration. Everyone who attends the May 28 breakfast in Indy will leave with a free two-liter bottle of Coke or Diet Coke. A selection of Coca-Cola products also will be available for you to enjoy that morning during the ceremonies and there will be some Coke-logo door prizes. Meijer stores and Coca-Cola, spon- sors of the Sam Schmidt Motorsports entry in the Indy 500 with driver Richie Hearn, are spon- soring the April and May AARWBA newsletters. Our thanks to Bret Holaday of Coca-Cola in Indianapolis, and to Scott Cronk of TYLAS Interna- tional, whose company helps manage the Meijer/Coca-Cola Indy 500 team sponsorship. FYI, Cronk is a good source for media doing “business of racing” stories during May. AARWBA 50th Anniversary Celebration Chairman Michael Knight represents the Meijer/Coca- Cola Indy 500 team sponsorship, so contact him for more information. All Contents © The American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association 922 North Avenue Pass Burbank, CA 91505-2703 (818) 2 GOOD NEWS AARWBA will have a display in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway media center (fourth level) this May and also at the Brickyard 400. We are working on final details, but Ron McQueeney is helping by printing some historic photos, and I hope the Jerry Titus Trophy will be there as well. Of course, we’ll have membership application forms and news releases there. Check it out when you 842-7005 are at IMS and be sure to send your non-member media and PR friends over to take a look. Thank you to Fred Nation and Ron Green for this great opportunity. It’s rewarding to see companies utilize their AARWBA official 50th anniversary sponsorships. Valvoline has our 50th anniversary logo on the front of its media CD for NASCAR driver Scott Riggs. If you need a CD, send a note to [email protected]. Ford has printed the logo on the inside cover of its media notebook. This helps increase our visibility within the industry. Our thanks to Barry Bronson at Valvoline and Kevin Kennedy of Ford. Kevin reminds us that members can get updated information on Ford Racing at media.ford.com. We are inviting a number of motorsports’ VIPs to attend the annual Indy 500 breakfast to help us celebrate the 50th anniversary. We also have invited a few special speakers and are working on some surprises. This is in keeping with our goal of making AARWBA membership more valuable to you and potential new members. Even if you haven’t attended the breakfast in recent years, please make an extra effort to be there May 28, to join in this special gathering to mark our Golden Anniver- sary. Of course, the $10,000 in prize money from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for winners in our journalism contest will be distributed. Please be sure to look at aarwba.org on a regular basis in the next several weeks for details on date and time of the announcement of our Newsmaker of the Half-Century award this May at IMS. Finally, in wrapping-up this “good news” report, the best news I’ve heard recently came from Bob Jenkins, who has signed-on as a co-host of Speed TV’s Saturday-Sunday Speed News show. Con- gratulations, Bob, and good luck. Maybe some AARWBA reporters and columnists can help by giving Bob a plug for his new assignment. All Contents © The American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association 922 North Avenue Pass Burbank, CA 91505-2703 (818) 3 Harvey Duck Remembered By Dick Mittman Harvey Duck wore these outrageous hats and sunglasses and told similar jokes before distributing the STP money to the media contest award winners during the annual AARWBA breakfast at the Indianapo- lis Motor Speedway the day before the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. There was an STP media breakfast at the Holiday Inn prior to the Daytona 500, too, and Duck was front and center there as he contin- ued to make sure sponsor STP got its due mention on television and radio and in the newspaper sports pages. It was a continuation of the way STP founder Andy Granatelli sold his product through race car and driver sponsorships. 842-7005 Duck also became King Richard Petty’s personal p.r. person when STP signed the NASCAR racing legend to a long-term personal ser- vices contract. Duck called an end to his career in 1998 and retired to Ormond Beach, Fla., with his wife, Lexy. On March 22, he died in Ormond Memorial Harvey Duck and Richard Petty Hospital of heart failure after being taken there with flu-like symptoms. Photo by Dozier Mobley He was 80. “Great p.r. guy,” Granatelli said. “Worked hard. Very talented.” Petty concurred. “Harvey was one of the original p.r. guys in motorsports,” Petty said in a written statement, “and especially in NASCAR racing. He came to STP from a big Chicago newspaper, and there hadn’t been much of that at all for race teams or sponsors. Harvey knew the sport and he knew the media. “A lot of the things people are doing today in p.r. started with guys like Harvey Duck. Add in the fact he was a pretty nice guy, and he was fun to have around. We’ve missed him since he retired, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family.” Duck not only was involved with Petty in NASCAR, but also handled the p.r. duties at the Indy 500 and other CART races for STP-sponsored teams. Drivers included Mario, Michael, Jeff and John Andretti and Gordon Johncock, who won Indy in 1982 with STP on his car. Additionally, each May Duck ran the STP suite on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tower Terrace grandstand north of Gasoline Alley where racing people could stop in for food and drink. STP for many years sponsored the AARWBA print and photo media contest and part of the fun of the annual Indy breakfast was anticipating what ridiculous outfit he might wear or whom he might insult. Although Petty never drove at the Speedway Duck would pick a day in May and bring the NASCAR legend to the track. And his appearance always received TV and newspaper attention in midst of busy Indy 500 practice. Prior to become a p.r. person Duck was an award-winning auto racing writer for the Chicago Daily News, which folded in 1978 and opened the door for him to Bill Dredge’s STP job offer. Born in Seattle, Duck attended Princeton University and the University of Michigan. He worked as a sportswriter with the Daily News. During this time not only his auto racing stories but those pertaining to prep sports, outdoors and skiing won national awards recognition. ...continued on next page All Contents © The American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association 922 North Avenue Pass Burbank, CA 91505-2703 (818) 4 Harvey Duck During his stint at the Daily News he was: Inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame for his coverage of the high school sport; received the “Conservation Communicator of the Year” Award in 1966 from the Illinois Federation of Sportsmen for his coverage of environmental issues; won awards from the United States Ski Association, the Outdoor Writers Association of America, the AARWBA, the Eastern Motorsports Press Association, the State of Wisconsin Conservation Department, the Chicago Park District, the Forest Preserve District of Cook County, and other honors. “Our dad was most proud of his opportunity to bring the world of sports to a city with as rich of a sports heritage as Chicago through his writing for the Pulitizer Prize-winning Chicago Daily News,” said son Keith, director of the Raging Buffalo Snowboard Park. 842-7005 Actually, Duck came into his auto racing assignment late in life. Another writer had initiated auto racing coverage at the Daily News in the mid-1960s. The writer departed the paper so Duck, who was the skiing writer at the time, was moved over to replace him. He had little knowl- edge of the sport but quickly adapted to his new “beat.” Duck moved to Boco Raton, Fla., during his time with STP.
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